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MKITFOKD iMAfLTIUIH'NK, MICDFORD, OKMON. SI'N'DW, YOVrLMHKR l.'t, IMP.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AH INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED DAILY KXOEPT SATUR
DAY BY THE MBDFOHD
PBINTINO CO.
HARMONY IS ESSENTIAL
A coimolldntloii of the .Mrdfonl .Mall,
I'ntalillHhMl 1889 the Houthcin Ori-gon-luii,
ptnhllHlifd 1902. the Democratic
TIliii'H, iKtub)lHliid 132. tilt- Aalllnml
TrUninc cHtnbllnliotl 1900. and the .Mid-
Wnl Tritium-, -ntnbHBln-tl J90C.
Oj:01tUU PUTNAJJClMllorjntl .Mnnnitcr
""".Kllteri'il -tiH HPcotul'ClnMH innttcr No-Vcilnlii-l'
1, 1909. at the pustofflcr nt
Mt'dfonl, uri'Kon, uiiilcr Hie net of .Miirch
.yiHilt. 2
Ufllclul J'aiipr of til" City of Mrilforil
" BUBBOKIPTION HATEB.
Qnt' yrtir byninll . . . ." rT09
Ojio inonili liy mail .., 60
I'er mntitli. ilcllrr"d hv cnrrli-r In
tJUwifnrti, Aiihliintl, Jnclnnvllli
and Cent in I l'olnt SO
Hiindny onl, by mall, per year. . 2.0(1
Wwkly, l'r year 1.S0
mil X,aaid Wlr Unlttd Pr
Dlpteht.
The Mull Tribune In On unto nt the
l-Viry Nen Htnml, 8nn KrunolHCo.
l'Mrtlftlid llolrl News Htnnd, I'orllniiil.
Iluwniiin New !',. Portland, Ore.
V, O. Whitney, .Seattle. Wunii.
llnlel Kliokiine Svwh Htund, HnuKuiiu.
M
SWORN CIRCULATION.
Avere tlnllv fur
N'ovvmbiir, 1909 ....
December, lu
January, 1910 ....
Aluich, 1910 .
A)irll, 1910
.May. ,inin
June, 1910 i
JBiy. 1'Jlu
AltliUNl, lfl
SViili-nilier. 1S10
ji , October Circulation,
"'i
si .;:
101....
Hi....
2K00
277i
2776
2778
207.1
2700
2750
2760
27flO
2700
2X00
27DO
2826
3-,
ft,
.
?.V
14
13
14
', Total i,b.
averiiH"' lutlv. 2705. . ...
HVATK OK Oltl'.dON, Con lily of Juch
tfiiiii, hh:
'Dii thu ftrot day of November,
iirrnonn IV iinwureu wrote hh
17..
19
20
21
23
24
25
20 ,,...
27.......
2K...U
30 ff. .
31 X
1,700
1,842
2,122
2,203
2,301
2.4SO
2,202
t,tT.M
2.S27
2,661
2770
2776
2776
3N0O
2860
2800
2900
2976
3000
.1000
3060
30(0
1910.
(leorui
I'liiiiiMx itiniincer of tint .Medford Mail
TrlbuiK'. who upon oath ueluiowledKCH
that lh7fObiiVH flRiiriw.Kre iriij and cor
r,TC, -' II. N, TTOCKIJY,
(Heal) No t ury 1'tl b II C for Oiexon.
mbdtor'd, OBEaON.
MftrnpollH of Houthrrn Urvifan nnd
Northern California, nttd th faHlewt
rnwlnu city In Orcpon. ,
I'opulallon, Noeinber, W10, 10.000.
Klve hundred thoiiNiind dollar (Iravlty
Wuler Hyutpin completed In July, 1910,
xlvtiiB flnoHt oupply puro mountain
Hlxiren nilled of atreet liclnir . paved
at u cont exceedlim $1,000,000, imiKlilK u
total of twenty inilea of puvemenl.
IMHlofflre recelpla for year endlliK
June 30, 1910, allow u Kln "f 20 pet
rent. .
llanner fruit city In Ort'Koii UKue
Jtlver HpltxenberB upplen won nweep
Hlalii'H prUf and till" of . .
'Ajjplt Klntr of tb Wotld" ,
at I ho Nalloiutl APPlu Hhow, Hpolume,
1909, and u car of NnwtnwnH won j
ririt Prlit lit 1010.
at Canadian International Apple Hhow,
Vancouver. II, C
ItoKtie Hlver neara tiroufflit IiIbIiphI
prleen In till murketB of tho world dur
iiiB the )BHl alX yH'H. . . . ,
Writ" Commercial Cub, cncloalnff
centH for poHliiK for the fluent comtiiu'
tilty pamphlet over wrlttun.
KUFOHD'S lend ninoni,' Hip wnnller citic of Otefron, her rnpid jnnvlli (
nittl MVMinsioii, In-r jxisilion in tlic vaii of profcrcs, hn Ih-cii clue
to the fnriilty of lier fttir.ciit of pulliiiK toetlicr, in unity of iii'timi
lor tlie common uod.
JU'ilfonl lias the Mime patriotic spirit lluit luis ininle Spoknne nntl Lo I
AiiKck'B llit wonders of the iintion. .Siipreine l'nith in licr.-elt nnd her '
J nt tire, cneij:y nnd activity in developiii'.' her reponrcurt mid liernlfliii1' Iter
pussiljilitiex, linrtmui.v in adiniiiixtration of nffnirx, loyalty to tvortliiiiif
pertaining to Medford and the Ki.jmiu Hier valley, mi ahility m create1
opportunities and to urasp them thiH is what Iiiia made Medford the'
"wonder city" of Oregon. ' I
Medford has made an iimay.inj,' record in xrmvlli ipid development. Two
years njjo thiH nionlli the firn( htreet was paved. In the short Mpace wiiet'i
lite municipal improteineiits of ten years have been crowded. Without!
I adciiialt' water or vwir system, without paved sheets and eetnent wnlki, j
in a maneloiisly short period, Medlord is alile to oiler the advantages () )
i; modern, metropolitnn coiiiiniiiiity.
TIiciiikIi hiindicapped by lack of funds, tlfniif;li'fit. wits' end to ilevisc
iiteniiN to an end, the city administration has met every emergency nnd
ill,,,., Iniu It, iii bull in tli, i iii'iiirrniii of iimiriivi'tiii'iit. Much litis been I
none-much lemaiiis to he done. It lias been impossible, physically im
possible with the means at command, to do everythinjr yet tho sole com
plaiut has been because everythiiif: could not be done, and done at once.
What has been done, has been well done.
Medford is just oil the tluc-diold of realizing bur future. Slio has only
made a start. All the enterprise and nonius her" cilicens possess must be
utilized in cieatini; the metropolis of the future. Industries inns', be fo--teied
and the dormant wealth of natural resources made to yush forth
stieams of revenue to sustain a city,
Medford has niij' a;o passed the era of the village gos-ip, of permit
tin',' idle babble of vicious tattlers to clog the wheels of proxies.' She
lias neither attention for the malice of the cnrpel-baj.'j'er, nor lime to
listen to the anvil chorus oi me KiiocKers, nor ear lor lionise croaits oi
unclean birds thai foul their own nests. Her ear is attuned to the har
mony of llin choir invisible to the music call of a mighty destiny.
G.D.
JUSTRITE
Corsets
All Sizes
$1.00 to $3.
GRAY
MOE
We Give You Bigger Values for
Your Money Than Any
Other Store in
Medford
New Idea
PATTERNS
10c
Magazines
10c
THE BLUNDERER.
Where to Go
Tonight
"NAT" THEATRE .
Very IntOdt Moving Pictures.
Kutirn rliniiL'e ovcrv Sundiiv.;
Tuesday nnd rVuhy. ,
Mutiiica ovory 8nturdny and
Sunday, 2:30 p. in.
A cor.v theator mini! comfort -nble.
Heats.
IOc-ADMISSIONIOc.
Klijli-Class
Vaudevlllo and
Moving
Pictures.
NBW TONIOHT,
ALFREDO.
Tramp Musical Comrdlan.
Quartet Slnnlnn hy Musical 4.
Solo by Mr. Vanncrs. s
Instrumental Selection.
3-REELS-3.
poors open at 7 i. m.
riiii.ii ..i, to i7.no AiinitH'JO
Matinee F.verv Satuiday and I
Saturday 'JiIlO.
THE SAVOY
SAYS the Portland Oregouiaii: "Assembly" is said by some person' to
have defeated Howeiman for goveinorr. Then what elected Ibe dem
ocratie tisscmbly candidate in 11)11(1 Chamberlain ami defented the
lepublican primary caudidute Withyeombti? Or whut defeated the reub
lican primary candidate I'ake for I'nited States senator Or tin
icptihlicnu primary caudidnle for muyor of Portland in 11)1)7?
The answer is easy the Oregoniun,
The Oregonian stands unrivalled among great papers of the northwest
as champion hoodoo. Its support is equivalent o defeat to.id its approval
sufficient to damn, lis faculty of getting on the wrong side iiIukkI
amounts to genius, itn every political effort n blunder.
Perhaps the worst blunder ever made in state polities was when tin
Or,cgnuian fathered (he assembly as a menus of reinstating politicians !
Hie pie counter, restoring corporution control and refasteuiug the repudi
ated convention system upon Oregon. What the Oregmiiiiii tailed to loe
nl Hie primaries it lost at the election.
Tho Otegonian's campaign for ltowermnn was as bad a blunder as the
iieliininary hkirmish. It raised too bogies ol straw in the persons of Sen
ilors Ttutmii! nnd Chamberlain, and fiercely whacked nt tlicin, oblivious ol
ho fact that theso two men have the largest personal followings in th"
tatc, and every uttnek Jost voles for ltowermnn. It becnine the cliniii
Minn of unniganized deniolrav and its pnOietic appeals brojight teais to
'lit! poor old donkey's cyun. The net rest.lt'nf its efforts is the liiruc-t
Hilnrillily. ever given a deinocrrit. rAtid it bi)s made Monrne a probnbilil
lor re-eluetum. '
,'jOf the thirly-lwo measures preseiled Id the people, only four were
eeoininended for passage by Ibe Oiegoniiin (be salary grab ol (be linker
udge, the constitutional convention, separate districts for legislators am.
be good roads measure. ThreJnf these were imunuiiiiously defented. oul
H latter winning. Many measures opposed by the Orcgoniun passed. Who
ii.V the people arenot 4iscriunnnintrfw4 ". , 1'
The bill closing (hu .lliigjig river liVcntmutArinl fishing is probuld.x
iiiriiii-u in. imc iTcgiiiiiiiu h oppostiiou lor-jis, renoni iniijotly. llnd ii
ol been for (ho hoodoo's enmit. to the measure its merits would probabh
lave been overlooked. . ''
iAh Ibe London Times was called "The Thinfderer," so ought the On
inuiau to be called "This lllunderer."
Kid GloveS
Simmons Brand
ti
Wc havo tho agency in .Mcdi'oi'd for (ho
well known "SIMMONS" (lloves. Ye will
keep your Simmons gloves cleaned and re-
pairod free of charge.
r
ol' (Moves we
se
Wet fit-uveVy pair
$1.25 TO $1.75
Silks for Waists
Fancy Styles
' Just received,a big lino ol' plaid and fan-
. iev Silks in new patterns and colorings Per
- "-
-iKikiNmrd - $1.00
ISoLines Crash 9c.
o pc. extra heavy, 20-inch, till linen Crash:
regular loc quality; lor Monday 9c
Corset Sale
$1.95
front ( 'orset ;
Jiendcrson sj52.no Corset for
5 do.. Henderson fashion
made of white sateen, trimmed with ribbon
and lace; sizes IS to M0; regular $2.50; spe
cial $1.95
Bed Spread Sale
For Monday
Hod Spread Special for Monday 80x90;
good heavy lied Spread; $l.Ii5 value.. 98c
i
Shoe Sale
For Monday
Special in our Shoe Department for Mon
day ladies' regular $2.50 to $15.50, high-
. grade shoe, for $1.48
Hoys' hetiA'y oak sole Shoes; regular $2.75;
special for Monday $2.19
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ANNUAL OAIVIE
WON
BYOREGQN
U-GO
Ashlantfs 28 Meanest Men
MtMlfniiJ's Kxulusivo Picture The
nlrr. Latent I.ieei.scd Photo-pluys.
One DImc-Xo More-One Dime.
THE ISIS THEATRE
N'I'-W TON' 101 IT,
ARMSTRONG & KELLOGG Cf
The .Mimical Comedians.
Open HuiiiIh
3--nEELS3.
1 His KIU Turned Down
'J A Simple Mistake.
3 ItiiMilmll, Tlmt's All.
SONO "Dear. Old Dear"
Opiut at '2-M) mid 7 p. in.
I'o (he Kditor:
Md,w that the election is oVer nnd
ill the tuogressive and loyal people
ire. rejoicing that .lay llowcimiin, the
lornml butcher, has been laid on lb'
"heir, woids cannot cNpre.s Ash-
aud's appreciation to our ueiu'bbor
ng city of Medfoul for the wnv in
.vliiitli they stood so nobly by us, and
ilso to the papers in ,our city who
mull, a good figh.1 for us tlurinv nil
L fUi'JimiKH. We one thtun a debt
-l-Kfalitude (bat wo will uoer lor
et, as wt had but one paper in
siliinl that did iw iu uood in that
inc.
To K. .1. Kaiser, editor i' the Val
e.V Kecoid; Mn.mi, I'lftlVi,.
jr Van Scov and in the Udiit-
'iNic club and maiiv olbei nr ihe
ood wink lhi', hae d.o.e, e
ies nut- nppi'cciiijiiii.
We think Ihnl we mi lin uf 'tt
f the meanest men in the I'uiied
states, and though liviutr in Ash-
nnd and being employed hv Ashland
eople, voted against the Normal. We
of course believe Hint this was caus
ed by the uoneommitlal stand on Ike
Not mttl tiuestton taken hv the tcpuli
lieau paper of Ibis ciiy, as the lit
Notes represent about the scope ot
iuflucntSe wielded hy this sheet. How
ever, us (bis may be. the loyal ciii
zens ol Ashland would be glnd to see
the poiillatiou reduced nhout ''!) people.
We lire proud of old Jacksonville,
which gave us nearly tin unanimous
vole, and to John W. Opp, of (he
Opp Mutfug company, who shut liU
mine down for it hull' day in otdei
to give )m men, together with him
self, a chmice to vote lor (lit) Nor
mal. Now, while the Normal school vote
in yet in the balnnce, we wish to re
peal that vvv will nlwav reiuemluii
our friends in Soul hern Oiossou, am
if tho time ever coin when we eun
reciprocate all loyal eitixeiis of the
city of Ashland will sluud icady ti.
d their dulv to their iieighboiiug
" ASIILAN'DKi:.
Ashland, Or., Nov. 11.
FROM
OVA I
NATATORIUM
PAItKWKM. CONl'KliT TO-
DAY 'J::Ul-l::i0. 7::0 to 0 in
Skating every day Kvcepi Sun
lay.
Best Music In Ihe West.
Walk-Over
Shoes
Unless you have plenty of time do not stop a
WAI.K-OVKU wearer and ask him whv he
weat WALK-OVKIJS. lie might try to toll
you all ol the 1001 rea
sons. I Jet tor let us fit
you, and lot the storv
of "WAI.K-OVUU
(looduoss"l)o told you
hy tho shoes them
selves, as you go along
y.w -rr
nM
ii i jr v
1
'f
I
f OKKOON AnUKTl.TntAli COL
liHQK. Nov. VI. -Willr a vanguard ol
."iilh .cheering student and members
of the facullv the rnivcrsitv of Or
egon invaded Corvnllis todav and
snatched the piled-up luureU fiom
liio undefeated ugrieulllirists and
cnpliired (he aiiuuul I'oolball game
between the two Oregon uiiivor.sitio
hv u 'ore of 1'J to 0, with a touch
down nnd two goals from the Held
Oulpluved, outgeneraled, even out
united, O. A. (", went down to dc
foal, fighting gamely iigniii-1 n tenia
inanv Dounds heavier nnd supported
bv their, rootets unti) I lie hist hone
of nn even score had vanished with
the sound of the referee's whistli
nnd the fathering darkness.
Corvallis vveu en felt? and with the
first trains of the,, ourtv inoriiliiti
sghedule Ihe enotinnu crowd oC e
Diuiluut visitor conmnticed to tliron
IbO little eilv. Willi the arrival of
the apeeinl train from Kugpue be
Iwked with lite leiunn nnd the greec
f Ibe l'iiiv."-iivT()ruaon, hirtiW
(0 (be KiiiiriU uith rrtnlais. pf the
stronger and won(,,jj.v tvfiltiiivnt
ws nt fever hnl. Vtiwi crovvi'
had finallv iiimmiI tiemss the i'nmiMi
to' (lie field, lie sun liioakiiiff thnaiuh
l lip clouds as though to eolehrntf the
iltiv, shone on a soldi bank of Ore
gon in one end of the. stands, opxis
ed bv a pvriimul..af iqsii nt the
mhcr. Wild serpcimiim mid smftlw
dances tottaed a pfolude to (lit iwint
itself ami Hie song nnd veil of lli
two colleges echoed unit rt-ecliotnl
iicro-s tin- held
Altliongh Hi l'. uf O. scotetl in the
hrst ii-v iiiniuti's of piny follow iiir
Iv'ilt', iiunlili- in his own l-xiird
lute, ii vv.i i ..i ,iiparonl until Intel
in the l line th it (heir's was unoni-
RATE HEARING
STARTS MONDAY
-M THIS CITY
Special Kxniniuer Pugh, for tin
iulernlntc couuuerce commissioii, u..t
be in Medford tomorrow in oidc. .
bear evidence in supisirt oL a com
iluiu(.' recently nmde by the Mcdlon I
trnffic'burcaii in regaul to the rati '
between this city nnd San r'ruuciM"
It is thought that the hearing wd
occupy three or four days' lime.
The state railroad commission vvi..
meet in .Medfoul. November -! o
order to try out the injunction sin,
brought by the Southern I'm-ii .
company to prevent the cnforeeiren!
o lower rales betweu Portland ih.i
Southern Oregon points. The fed-
ornl court will set in banc at tb.l
time in this inly.
I.KItKKUiV. Cnl., Nov. 2. Clo .
to .l.'i.OIKI persons attvutlcd ibe an
mini foolhall game Ibis ulteruoon l
'alitontia field Iwiweosi Cnlitoi .1
nnivttviiy and Stanford and su
Stanford defeated 2i to (I.
Novel .rooting stum were in'n
diteed bv the students of both col
leges. Iluforv ill giiino Slauloti
tnrned loosti night fire bnlloon
liouablv th sti.ingei' nggrigalei
but Ms the giuiif vvoie on it was hh
vioiis 'that the mticli-vamiled !..
whs in a state vcrahig in iici':
'olla)-e nnd ap)iHitutlv tolnlh nn
able to hitiidle the receiving cud -i
punts, eiiiiuing pourlv tid sIi.mv,,
not il glll)i).-o of his oliUtiine pnu
biir form until the very end of th
KNino.
On ihe other hand, Laluurellr, i
the l. of ()., was the bright bn .
star, iiiimiiig: back in u Uroken dod
in a iimmiei' leinniist-eui of Ted i
linnillicg Ii s team like a veler.in . ' i
t. liking fi'i'ifl. In- pliiv whs Iiii
li.ll t tl'Khl si. Ml to lllll-.ll
I Special J
'I m
l r j 1
1 i f ii II
t,H B -- ' -- S" -am.-..!. ' -"iw- W KS
I J 50 Subjects 1
1 ")00 Portraits; worth r0c I
1 1 I in any store in tho city; I j
i sixo io.19; mica on a I R
a I fine white pohhlo: neat ; m
I special for Monday, 1
15c. Each -2 for 25c
wvm
smml
Lunch Boxes
aineh lloxes; tho
Kilin
regular s !." medium
nv.v and U()c ijti
here tomorrow
itd or hlaek.
st.e;
m eolors
iik
1 dv
13&J2f
fTCr
- - -"-
ntliprc nt l an
Poi ?4-50 and $5.50
EADMEADS BROS.
oore Block
t aero, and two larger V ,fdf&W ' t I
traets in our KKITP , WVt? ' I
t TU("rs, and the par- ! Vy-(
rrcmaturc brayn
In Seven Days
Ue luive sold two live
IK
'
It J
10c Each-2 for 25c
THANKSGIVING POST CA DS
At Your Choice lc Each
ties are improving them
(mue and s-eo us it you
want am size tract.
HOWLAND
or
V
THE CAN DYKE
REALTY CO.
Room 3, 123 Main St.
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1 K
S..1 ml
d III I
If an unoituml dltfijuroroent and a
htadictp to toctal nuJ buiue life.
Tbo.e who cure fur their prrtoiul cp
pe.r.uce, u.e HAY'S HAIR lUUl.Til.
, It rcinovei ll tracri ol ruyi.ctt by re
l i torinf the hair to ita natural colur cud
' aucce.tfullv vvhen all uthert fail,
I IS NOT A l)YU.
! fVod S;. for tniia "11m- Caw et tb ITalr uj
I Situ." l'hlloIUySfx. ... Nn4rk N I .MXA.
I Ut.ltlSK ALL MlttSTmm.S
1 SI sua SUc. Iioltlcji, at Unii,
rt( s K HY l.K'N V u-?
KINS Ml I.I niOi UK
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O
A Communication
I' til" I. ill ill ...l i ,J
iv" aii i-tit ii : .f -wii l'i.ilil
h'.Uc In lil.il.i Hi' ftIliliij; btulc
lltellt i nll'vi . lii- ,... rt'i.'iit (Mil
cumin ou ibe wink ot the xngtueer
iuu (liixtriuifUt uf Ihe city.
I .aii. :nat as a yuWte offklal
I ;iui aul)iMl to iriti.i-iti ttMlitf
I f'
i I. v.- t .
ir n ii i
unit. a in
atifiittiiu
I'.i. il.ai I not Hifallihl,- ,lh( mi,, , ,,,
s ' -' nM),' un lutirimii
" ! ' a ili sue to ttn
I'ui.iif m iv lee, I wr lroni
1" not tu-Heye tlmt I .Hit
Jni.v r oMtgntinn to slv
t" alulae that 1m imlimlilr
UmiiImhI by mallia Mini (Jyru to
lujurv. rulmrraas and dlacu-oillt nv
It) lh IMTffirninii.u ..t mi. .i..i .....I
""" " llj, n..
.i .I. tu m.iki ii.ibiaW. !
)
no: ilu no IUiiH'CTiilly.
II B. FOSTKIt.
kiMiWftigV i